DEFINING DISCRIMINATION
OBLIGATIONS OF STATE PARTIES
APPROPRIATE MEASURES
TEMPORARY SPECIAL MEASURES
STEREOTYPING AND PREJUDICES
EXPLOITATION OF WOMEN
EQUALITY IN POLITICAL AND PUBLIC LIFE AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL
EQUALITY IN POLITICAL AND PUBLIC LIFE AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL
EQUALITY IN NATIONALITY LAWS
EQUALITY IN EDUCATION
EQUALITY IN EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR RIGHTS
EQUALITY IN ACCESS TO HEALTH FACILITIES
WOMEN IN ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL LIFE
RURAL WOMEN
EQUALITY IN LEGAL AND CIVIL MATTERS
EQUALITY IN FAMILY LAW
Demographic, economic, social and cultural characteristics Constitutional, political and legal structure of the HKSAR
Application of international human rights treaties to the HKSAR
Legal framework for the protection of human rights
Framework within which human rights are promoted
Remarks:
1. Figures in brackets denote the percentage shares of male and female students at each level of study in a particular year.
2. The figures may not add up to the corresponding totals owing to rounding.
